Mauer! Auntie Liz is back in town. ENOUGH of the yellow, do you hear??
ETA - HA probably I should have checked your s/s before writing this. I shall take credit for the blues anyway. Nice work, Mauer and mama.
Not really... I was napping like an idiot yesterday. I never sleep during the day. Yesterday I had two naps
Isn't Theo sweet. He looks like a big bunny. Does he get much outside time? I don't know if you have a fenced in yard and they can dig. I miss my bunny that I had many years ago. Good to hear you had the naps yesterday.Not really... I was napping like an idiot yesterday. I never sleep during the day. Yesterday I had two naps
And I have a picture for you! This is from February right after I got him neutered
Probably because you needed!
He is actually not that big, 1.7 kilos.
in the garden or patio. He doesn't have a cage, he has a litter box with hay and that's about it. So he can exercise all he wants
Rabbits can be trained to use litter boxes?! I learn something new everyday!
I have a theory that I forgot my medication. Then I'm sleepy and my brain wakes up around dinner time.. I was up at +4, thats very unusualProbably because you needed!
Hell yeah! He doesn't have a cage, or a fenced area. He runs free just like the cats. Sleeps on the couch and occasionally pee in it too.... idiot!Rabbits can be trained to use litter boxes?! I learn something new everyday!
I'm also thinking I have something to do with it. I gave her some Temptations the night from Saturday to Sunday. Is it possible that they're still in play? We saw it with the dry food, it took a week to settle.
When I was in college, I had a cat (of course I did, right?) and my roommate Marian got a rabbit. I was afraid that they wouldn't get along and that my cat, Rigel, would hurt her rabbit, Bailey. Well... that rabbit was the best thing that happened to Rigel. They played and ran around the house together just like young cats (rabbits?) They were such great friends. The only thing about the rabbit is that you had to be really careful what you left lying within his reach because he would chew it. I learned that the hard way.Hell yeah! He doesn't have a cage, or a fenced area. He runs free just like the cats. Sleeps on the couch and occasionally pee in it too.... idiot!
They can come when you call their name, learn tricks, they beg for food ALL the time! And their poops is the best fertilizer in the world
But it is important that they get neutered. Females has about 90% risk of cancer by the time they're four years old. And they're very hormonal if they're intact. And you can walk them in a leash like a dog.
However, they sound cheap... but they're not. A common vet is useless, if you're lucky. They have to go to an exotic vet, and that's expensive
And then the most important thing, they're not pets for kids. They are prey animals, they don't like when their feet isn't on the ground, so no lifting unless it's necessary like going to the vet and such.
I know that feeling!Did you have a good vacation, auntie Liz?!
She's barely blue, but still
ECID, but I'm seeing with my own eyes with Ruby that it's taking her about a day and a half to get the effects of the kibble she was fed in the hospital out of her system. I was worried it would take a long time but she really got back to business after coming home yesterday. I learned a hard lesson about allowing vets to feed "diabetic" kibble when she's in crisis.
I've had the same experience!
ERID I believe we can say! With Mauer it took a weekECID, but I'm seeing with my own eyes with Ruby that it's taking her about a day and a half to get the effects of the kibble she was fed in the hospital out of her system. I was worried it would take a long time but she really got back to business after coming home yesterday. I learned a hard lesson about allowing vets to feed "diabetic" kibble when she's in crisis.
C'mon down to the lagoon for a dip, Mauer!
